Teachers
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October 8, 2019In Boston’s communities of color, Principal Julie Duran is showing students what’s possible through hard work and self-confidence. -
September 25, 2019How one Texas principal is setting—and achieving—his goal of sending every student to college. -
September 10, 2019Veteran teacher Justin Newell uses sports as a metaphor for life in Camden, New Jersey. -
August 27, 2019In East Harlem, third-grade teacher Sheila Sullivan is preparing students with unique learning needs to be active citizens and critical thinkers. -
August 15, 2019In Oakland, Catholic school teacher Sheila Garcia prepares scholars for a life of achievement and service -
July 30, 2019In Atlanta, Kathryn Stanley helps students connect with their culture and history – to build a better future. -
July 16, 2019Teacher Brittany Barker wants students to ‘envision their future’ and then make it happen -
July 2, 2019In San Antonio, middle school teacher Michael Osikoya finds purpose in a new career -
June 20, 2019At Boston’s Charlestown High, Francis Pina strives to be “consistently great in the classroom.” -
June 6, 2019Houston educator Shontoria Walker is elevating the support structure—for students and teachers alike—in the community where she was raised. -
May 31, 2019To sustain educational progress, we need to support the people who make it possible -
May 21, 2019Davian Morgan aims to inspire kids with lesson plans that reflect their life experiences -
April 14, 2019$1.8 million to support the recruitment and training of more than 230 diverse new teachers at Bank Street College of Education, Marian University and New York University -
February 21, 2019In his seventh-grade classroom, Cadarris Rucker builds student confidence through ‘advocacy, choice and voice’ -
January 23, 2019In Atlanta, a new technology platform helps real-world professionals bring curriculum to life -
December 12, 2018Georgetown University program unites charter, district school leaders to help the city’s growing English Learner population